Girl Admits Killing Tavern Keeper For 1700 Bankroll
Urbana Illinois report says Betty Jean Gruver twenty unsettled by alcohol and violence confessed to killing Glenn Tilton owner of Turton's tourist cabin with his own firearm to obtain a seventeen hundred dollar bankroll. Coroner's inquest set. Gruver described as cold calm and unremorseful.
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Negroes Win Vote Rights in South Carolina Primary
U S District Judge J Waites Waring ruled Negroes are entitled to enroll as voters in the South Carolina Democratic primary, overturning a long standing white Democrat rule. The Elmore case, filed by George Elmore of Columbia, challenged color based enrollment. The ruling also touches on Wrighten's bid to enter the University of South Carolina law school and the possibility of alternative education options for Negroes.
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South Carolina to end primaries and party membership rules
1944 repeal of all primary statutes in South Carolina levies party autonomy over who may join and participate, sparking claims the Democratic Party became a private body not subject to court control. Georgia saw a similar plan vetoed. Efforts to include Black voters prompt protests from NAACP figures and the Progressive Negro Democratic Party in Columbia.
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Livestock Market Report Shows Higher Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago AP USDA notes salable hogs 3,300 with most hogs up 100 to 140 over July 3. Cattle prices mix across grades with steer and heifer values generally higher, veal prices steady to firm, wholesale cuts and midweight cattle showing gains while cows trade softer and bulls steady. Nebraska and western markets feature higher winter feeds and varied weight classes with steady demand.
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Jackson Clinics Post New Weekly Schedule
Jackson Clinics announce updated weekly timetable with services at Maternity and Infant Care on the first and third Tuesday from 8:90 to 11:00 a.m. Venereal diseases and food bandlers clinic each Wednesday morning, general medical clinic each Friday morning, and immunizations every Saturday at 8:30 a.m.
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CIO Leaders Break Taft Hartley Law in Campaigns
CIO President Philip Murray and United Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther deliberately violated the Taft Hartley act to test its ban on union political expenditures. Murray published an editorial in The CIO News urging Maryland voters to back Edward A. Garmatz, while Reuther urged a Democratic candidate in Pennsylvania. They argued a court test could prove the law unconstitutional. Congress later introduced bills to modify or repeal sections of the act, with ongoing debate as to labor political activity rules.
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Czechs Sign Pact With Soviet Russia During Moscow Trip
Czechoslovakia and Soviet Russia agreed on a five year economic treaty after a Moscow visit by Prime Minister Gottwald and Foreign Minister Masaryk. The accord will supply 200000 tons of wheat and 260000 tons of wheat and 209000 tons of fedder in exchange for exports and re manufactured products from Czechoslovakia. The premier called the trip’s outcome a great victory and said more details would be announced soon.
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Soviet friendship cited as aid to security and economy
A government decision reversal followed a Moscow phone call from Gottwald, highlighting how Soviet friendship was presented as beneficial to Czechoslovakia's security and economy during a tense political moment.
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Economic Conference Opens in Paris
A conference on global economics began in Paris yesterday drawing delegates from major nations and international organizations. The event aims to discuss trade, growth, and policy responses to recent market shifts across multiple regions.
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Bicyclist Collides With Automobile in City Intersection
Police report says a car driven by William Moses collided with a bicycle ridden by 10 year old David Johnson at North Foster yesterday morning. The boy was shaken but not seriously hurt. no charges were filed. Police Chief Eddie X noted no serious injuries and the incident remains under inquiry.
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